Focal Point
When you look at a well-designed piece, there’s usually one dominant feature that catches your eye. It could be a headline or a picture, but not both. Something has to dominate. When you try to emphasize everything, you emphasize nothing.

Typefaces
You may have access to hundreds of typefaces, but that doesn’t mean you should use them all in one piece. It’s usually best to stick with one or two typefaces per piece.

Easy-to-read text
Pay special attention to the look of your text blocks. If the type is too small or condensed, if the paragraphs are too long, it becomes too much work to read and people won’t.

Relevant illustrations
Use illustrations that help reinforce your message. The right graphic or photo can boost the impact and power of your copy.

Consider your audience
Think about what look will resonate with your target audience (vibrant, calm, etc.). An ad inviting college students to a trendy clothing store should look vastly different than one inviting senior citizens to a financial planning seminar.

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